Add a way to save to storage the images uploaded to Nutrify

[mrdbourke]

Every image uploaded to Nutrify should be saved to storage (as long as the image is detected as being food).

The image should be uploaded -> passed through food/not_food model -> saved to storage if the image if of food, then track:

• Image UUID - use this to track information regarding different images across the database
• Timestamp
• Pred for image class

[mrdbourke]

Going to start working on this now.

Collecting food images is paramount.

Then the model can start to be upgraded and retraining schedules can begin.

In particular building this section of the app layout:

[mrdbourke]

Going to go through Google's documentation for using Google Storage with Node.js:

• https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/flexible/nodejs/using-cloud-storage

And to learn more about Node.js I'm going to go through some videos on freeCodeCamp, it seems Node.js is really popular with backend JavaScript stuff:

• https://youtu.be/qwfE7fSVaZM

[shivan-s]

Since you have python experience, Django is also another option. But good luck with NodeJS, heard it's quite good too.

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